First winter magic in Schortens: Medieval market despite the rain a hit!

First winter magic in Schortens: Medieval market despite the rain a hit!

Schortens, Deutschland - The first winter magic in Schortens celebrated a successful premiere despite adverse weather conditions. The medieval market converted the city car park into a festive camp with diverse attractions, including a smithy, archery and Celtic specialties. "Sometimes the fourth Advent is already Christmas Eve," said Heide Schröder-Ward from city marketing. The event took place on a security -conscious framework; After the attack on the Magdeburg Christmas market, additional baks were set up to meet the high security standards, such as nwzonline.de reported.

Visitors had the opportunity to become active in the Husum smithy themselves and produce their own handicrafts. The varied program was particularly delighted by the children who were able to participate in archery and tug of war with the Sugambrers, a Celtic tribe from Essen. The event took place on the fourth weekend in Advent and was musically framed by the East Frisian folk band Faruna, who played a moving song in honor of the victims of the attack. The feedback from the visitors was consistently positive, which underlines the popularity of the event. In particular, the stands of providers from the region, which offered high -quality and imaginative products, attracted attention, such as Schortens.de

The city administration has also announced that the town hall and the urban facilities remain closed during the Christmas season. This applies until 01.01.2025, with exceptions to the horse stable, which is closed until 06.01.2025. After the holidays, the town hall employees are available again from 02.01.2025 to process inquiries and concerns of the citizens.